Add Packs entry to FAQ (#9825)
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- [What can I do if Fleet is slow or unresponsive after enabling a feature?](#what-can-i-do-if-fleet-is-slow-or-unresponseive-after-enabling-a-feature)
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- [How can I renew my Apple Business Manager server token?](#how-can-i-renew-my-apple-business-manager-server-token)
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- [Why am I getting errors when generating a .msi package on MacOS?](#why-am-i-getting-errors-when-generating-a-msi-package-on-macos)
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- [Where did Packs go?](#where-did-packs-go)
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## How can I switch to Fleet from Kolide Fleet?
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## Why am I getting errors when generating a .msi package on my M1 Mac?
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There are many challenges to generating .msi packages on any OS but Windows. Errors will frequently resolve after multiple attempts and we've added retries by default in recent versions of `fleetctl package`. Package creation is much more reliable on Intel Macs, Linux and Windows.
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## Where did Packs go?
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Packs are a function of osquery that provide a portable format to import /export queries in and out of platforms like Fleet. These osquery packs still exist, but have been removed from the Fleet UI. Access via API is still available for backwards compatibility.
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Within Fleet we've introduced the concept of teams in Fleet premium to target specific groups of hosts, but you can also still use scheduled queries in Fleet free (works like packs) to target all your hosts.
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